At St. Joseph Orleans Dental Centre, our dentist provides root canals, ranging from simple to complex, to help save a natural tooth.

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What is a root canal?

A root canal is a dental procedure in which the infected tissue is removed from the inside of the affected tooth. A root canal might be necessary if a tooth has developed, or is very likely to develop, an infection in its inner soft tissue.

What happens when I get a root canal?

At St. Joseph Orleans Dental Centre, we'll begin your root canal by applying a local anaesthetic. The dentist will then proceed to remove the infected pulp from your tooth. Once the infected pulp has been completely extracted, we will apply dental material to fill in the hollow area in the tooth.

We will also typically place a dental crown over the infected tooth in order to strengthen the structure and protect the tooth from future damage.

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New Patients Welcome

At St. Joseph Orleans Dental Centre, we're always happy to accept new patients into our dental family. Contact us to get started today. 

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